Fashion apps built for selling clothes across the whole Kingdom.

Orders route to the nearest warehouse or store that holds the item, whether in the central, western or eastern region. Stock is reserved at checkout, split shipments are handled cleanly, and customers see a delivery estimate based on their own city rather than a single national figure. Stock that cannot be fulfilled in time for a region is hidden there automatically.

mada as the default card option, Apple Pay, credit cards, STC Bank where your gateway supports it, and Tabby or Tamara instalments, all through a SAMA licensed payment provider that settles to your Saudi bank account. Failed payments are retried with a clear message instead of a dead end.

Every order produces an invoice that meets the Fatoora requirements, generated through your accounting or ERP system and attached to the order in the app, with credit notes created automatically for returns. Invoice copies stay available to customers in their order history. VAT is shown correctly.

Address entry built around the Saudi National Address, with map pin confirmation for areas where addresses are less familiar to couriers and saved addresses for family members in other cities. Delivery notes in Arabic and English pass straight to the courier. Couriers receive the short address code.

Promotions, delivery fees and featured collections set per region, so a summer campaign on the coast and a winter collection in the north can run at the same time from one admin panel. Ramadan and both Eids can be scheduled months ahead. Changes apply without an app update.

For marketplaces, a seller portal for Saudi designers with product upload, commission rules, payout reports and checks that each seller holds a commercial registration or a valid freelance document before going live. Sellers see their own orders and nothing belonging to other designers. Sellers sign terms in-app.

Product names, size guides, care instructions and policies written and managed in Arabic and English, with a review step so the Arabic version is never left blank or machine translated. Size charts can differ per brand inside one catalogue. Translators can work directly in the admin panel.

Returns, exchanges and delivery terms shown before purchase, as the E-Commerce Law expects, with courier pickup across the country and status updates until the refund is complete. Exceptions, such as tailored or hygiene items, are labelled clearly on the product page. Policies are versioned and dated.

Consent capture, data minimisation, encryption, role based staff access and audit logs designed to suit the PDPL, with hosting agreed early and security practice informed by NCA guidance. Staff permissions are reviewed whenever someone joins or leaves. Breach response steps are documented for your team in advance.

Sales by region and city, size curves per area, return rates by category and courier performance, so buying and allocation decisions reflect where products actually sell. Reports can be exported for buying teams who work in spreadsheets. Dashboards refresh daily for regional and head office managers.